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Founded | 1887 in Omaha, Nebraska |
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Founder | James and John P. Cooke |
Products | Rubber stamps |
Website | jpcooke |
The J.P. Cooke Company manufactures and sells rubber stamps, stencils, inks, and metal tags. [1]
The family-owned company was founded in 1887 by brothers James and John P. Cooke. [1] [2] James was the grandfather of current owners John and Warren Cooke. [1] The company is currently on its fourth generation, as John's children (David, Jim, and Julie) also work at the company. [1]
The company is regarded as one of Omaha, Nebraska's "historic companies". The company is located in a historic building in downtown Omaha, consisting of approximately 80,000 square feet of office space and manufacturing space. [1]
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